Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-30

ohlon Baptlst Association, was mp Monday, and got the minutes of the body, for distribution. We see from the Philadelphia ia Standard that some trouble is brewing between white and cOlorcd republicans, up near Amity, Clar!, county.
 NIT. aud Mrs. W. F. Atki.sOu's little two year old clld died on Friday, from croup. Many friends sympathize with them in their sad ] at1iction.
 Cal Jones will sell you good, full stock brogan shoe, for s1 When yOu want first class bar. rel of flour, call on Albert Milner, at M. C. Cassidy's, and he will guarantee to please you, both in price and quality. Our furniture is here at last Come and see us. and price before i you buy.
 FOSTER X LOGAN HDw Co.
 Prayer and Praise song books, at E. $. Carson's store. by w. F. i Evans.
 The DiSpatcl'S continued effort to array the farmer (Wheeler) against the merchant, is very properly causing the latter to re. sent it's action
 A gentle, steady rain began to fall on Wednesday after noon, continuing off and on for several days. Forest fires and consequent dangers, are therefore over.
 \ big lot of brain coverings for giant intellects at Hatlev X Chrls. topher's.
 Uncle Haley kersllaw has just received ,OO0 ponnds fresh can. dies for Christmas. St
 Silver, gold, Bohemian and bead ed vases, the finest and prettiest eyer seen, at from l0c. to Sl.5O per pair, at J H. Kershaw X Co.'S.
 New crop rict--a lot just re- ccived by Jno. F. PortiS.
 We hear much complaint of bad roads over the county; especially is the bad condition of the levee over the Carousc complained about.
 Rev. Benj. Watson, from near Pine Bluff, is here visiting his son and daughter, Mir. J. II. Watson and Mrs. Wiley I1atley. He is a venerable father in Israel, being near ninety years of age.
 A car of new flour just received al liatlry X Chri>topher'S.
 Ser double col. "ad." of cOmpar- ative worth of baking powders, on this page. The Royal excels all.
 Good brick and lime for sale. Will also do work of building chimneys, tiues etc, at reasonable rates.
 J. w. MARSHALL.
 Remember that J. H. Kershaw X Go. sell more Christmas goods and fruits, cakes, candies, etc., than any other house in town, and at lowest prices.
 I invite all friends and custom. CTS to come and see me. New goods and plenty of them-prices no object.
 ALBERT MILNER.
 Headquarters for clause, new goods every day, at J. H. kerShaw X Co.'S
 Glad to welcome Mr. II. c. Smith as a citizen of our county. He comes from near Magnolia; is a brother-in-law of Mir. J. J. Lee, from whom he purchased land and settled near Boughton.
 Mir R. U. Wood came down from st. Louis. where he has been taking business course at John sons Commercial college, to con test for the cadetship to West Point, and came very near secur- Ing it, and may do so yet, as he is the alternate.
 Just after the late State elec- tions the daily papers stated, from information received from Cncin- natl, O., that the Union Labor par { ty did not get out any ticket, but a large majority of It's adherents vo' ted the Republican ticket. If the Dispatch or any one of it's trio editors deny this, they lie straight out.
 My headquarters for Holiday presents this season is at 5 w Whites, the Jeweler, Hope, Ark. | Go there for anything you want, for Xmas.